Life's origin 14 Articles

by Steve Wamback

And God said, "Let the waters bring forth abundantly the moving creature that hath life; and fowl that may fly above the earth in the open firmament of heaven." (Genesis 1:20) Since prehistoric times, humans have attemp...read more

by Jeffrey Graf

The beginning of the theory of evolution began with the analysis of fossils, their correlation with geologic strata, and the realization that the forms of life that are roaming the earth are changing. This realization came...read more

by Reynold Conger

Science has improved to the point that we can explain many things about how the world runs and in particular about how living things operate. One thing we have not clearly defined from a scientific perspective is life's o...read more

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by Jack Winter

Evolution Vs. Creationism When approached on this topic one cannot help but to feel that there are some similarities. If a person were to look in genesis s/he could find several references that support evolution, how...read more

by Rev. R. D. Brown

THE ORIGIN OF LIFE Life began on that much at least every person must agree. The question then becomes how life began. Christians and Jews believe that God created the earth, the universe, plants, animals, and man du...read more

by Stan Derekson

The question of life's origin lies outside of empirical science ~ it can not be observed, tested or repeated. Biogenesis (Omne vivium ex vivo ~ 'all life from life') is a law of science which states that life comes only fr...read more

by David Wright

One of the many mysteries in life is how the Earth seemingly spawned life spontaneously from a collection of chemicals: the first impression that many would have is that this is impossible. Firstly one wonders how the n...read more

by Nancy L. Young-Houser

Professor Wickramasinghe of Cardiff University said: "The findings of the comet missions, which surprised many, strengthen the argument for Panspermia. We now have a mechanism for how it could have happened. All the nece...read more

by Mark Wellber

We share this planet with an incredible number of different types of living things. There are more than 4 million named types of organisms. This diversity is a characteristic of life. Today, most biologists consider tha...read more

by Renee Dawson

For a Christian, this is something very easy to write about. Genesis chapter one tells about how life originated. God created everything in six days. This is wonderful and easy to believe. There is a supreme being, He ...read more

by jf

The origin of life has been debated for years. One can look up the old debates between the former Soviet Union's Oparin and our scientists on that issue. Oparin claimed he had created life in a test-tube by shooting ...read more

by George Efstathiou

The origin of life is a mystery, hard to be solved. There are three major theories: 1. Creation (All major religions believe that God created life), 2. Extraterrestrial origin (There is evidence showing that life could...read more

by Currie Jean

Any religious account of the beginning of life is unfit for Helium's biology channel. Not only is 'creationism' a fictional (at best metaphorical) story that can't be supported physically or scientifically, but it simply d...read more

by Amer Laham

In a recent issue of "Astronomy Now" there was an article by an associate of Hoyle, Chandra Wickramasinghe, explaining the theory of panspermia, that earth was seeded by life having developed in the bowels of a c...read more